22 Recipes That Reuse the Leftover Halloween Candy You'll Try to Hide From Your Kids

This colorful white-chocolate-base unicorn bark utilizes Reese's Cups and pretzels out of your kids' Halloween loot bags, but really, you could throw whatever you want into the mix.

These monster cookie cheesecake bars are part cookie, part cheesecake, part leftover candy, and completely delicious-looking.

This pie crust bark that uses leftover Halloween candy is a great recipe to whip up for your kids to snack on after dinner or to give as edible holiday season gifts to party hosts and teachers.

These easy peanut butter cookies don't have flour or butter but can be packed with whichever candies you have on hand, like M&M's or Reese's Pieces.

Another use of those bags of pretzels some houses give out, these Butterfinger pretzel cookies are the right amount of sweet and salty.

Rather than frying, bake up a batch of these chocolate peanut butter doughnuts, which are topped with Reese's Cups.

The combo of peanut butter oatmeal cookie and M&M's in this skillet monster cookie is absolutely to die for.

Share the leftover candy wealth with kids who are gluten-free thanks to these monster cookies that use certified gluten-free oats (and less sugar, to boot!).

We have just one thing to say to this peanut butter chocolate gooey butter cake: "Get in my belly!"

The only thing that makes these cookies better than your run-of-the-mill peanut butter cookies? They're stuffed with Rolos!

Cookie, check. Fudge, check. Butterfinger, double check. The ingredients of these fudge cookie bars have our mouths watering.

Just because you're baking with candy and other sugars doesn't mean you need to go overboard — these caramel brownie bites are teeny and only have one Rolo inside each.

You can use just about any leftover candy you want in this no-bake chocolate candy bar pie.